#look TNG is def problematic in some respects and a product of its time

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jazzypizzaz:
“ willyzonka:
“ jazzypizzaz:
“ I keep reading these tidbits about what a perv Roddenberry could be (for all his idealistic optimism, etc).
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He also wanted to give Troi a third boob. He really was a piece of work.
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Huh
Also this:
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jazzypizzaz

I keep reading these tidbits about what a perv Roddenberry could be (for all his idealistic optimism, etc).

willyzonka

He also wanted to give Troi a third boob. He really was a piece of work.

jazzypizzaz

Huh

Also this:

I created this planet called Risa, which was a pleasure planet. The captain was stressed out and needed a vacation. He went on this vacation and there was a holosuite there — or a holodeck — I guess a holosuite, we called it.
It said, “Face Your Greatest Fear!” and it was like a carnival place. And he thought, “Oh, cool, this is going to put me in a good mood. What I need is to fight some Klingons without thinking about the repercussions of it, or go after some Romulans or whatever it is.
And he goes into this holodeck, and it was all about the captain being promoted to admiral, and losing the Enterprise, and Riker being bumped up to captain of the Enterprise. Basically, though we never really hit it on the head, it’s about growing old. Not to grow old, but your time of life changing and suddenly you’re not going to be the guy going off on adventures, you’re going to be sitting at a desk somewhere, SENDING people on adventures. That’s his greatest fear.
Then it became a whole long story that I’m not going to get into now, but it got SLAMMED dead by Gene [Roddenberry]; it was my big ‘Gene meeting’, where he slammed me down with all kind of pronouncements about what Star Trek is and is not. It was like, “Picard fears nothing. If it’s time for him to grow old, to become an admiral, he becomes an admiral! He would not think about that, AT ALL. Picard is John Wayne!” Well, John Wayne had all kinds of fears and guilt and angers and bitterness in his best movies… “No. John Wayne is a hero, Picard is a hero, we are not doing this episode.” Even though I guess this had happened a lot on the show in the first couple seasons, it hadn’t hit us.
And that’s when Gene sat there, “…but I love the pleasure planet! Get the captain laid!”

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quote is from Ira Steven BehrGene Roddenberrylook TNG is def problematic in some respects and a product of its timeand people have many facets Gene grew more entrenched as he grew older too